“Home made” campaign material on the eve of the 2009 elections to the European Parliament: feel free to distribute among peers online!
We would also like to invite you to watch short interviews with EU officials and others interested in the future of Europe and the forthcoming Euro-elections filmed and edited by the JMECE LAB team on the eve of the 2009 elections to the European Parliament in a way that appeals to young audiences. For more: www.jmecelab.com. Feel free to use that material online on your blogs and websites.
Communicating Europe, reaching out to EU citizens - PART ONE
Communicating Europe, reaching out to EU citizens - PART TWO
Communicating Europe, reaching out to EU citizens - PART THREE
Communicating Europe, reaching out to EU citizens - PART FOUR
Interviewees:
• Sarah Lambert, Acting Head of Representation European Commission in UK
• Andrew Robinson, Honorary Consul, French Embassy in UK
• Caroline Flint, Minister for Europe in UK
• Maurice Gourdault-Montagne Ambassador of France to the United Kingdom
• Diana Johnson, Labour MEP for Hull North
• Per Augustsson Minister, Deputy Chief of Mission Political and European
Affairs, Embassy of Sweden in UK
• Detective Inspector Phil Butler, Northumbria Police
• David Fortune, Chief Inspector
• Christian Krappitz, European Commission Representation in UK
• Ambassador Georg Ambassador of Germany to the United Kingdom
• Jan Winkler, Late Ambassador for the Czech Republic to the United Kingdom
• Maureen Foers, Yorkshire Women Entrepreneurs
• Borbála Czakó, Ambassador of Hungary to the United Kingdom
• Dr Richard Corbett, Labour MEP for Yorkshire and Humber
• Les Parkes, Deputy Chair, European Movement, Yorkshire Branch
• JMECE Lab members Juliet Lodge, Fabro Steibel, Stergios Mavrikis,
Francisco S. Perez, Amy Moorcroft
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Crikey, Stergios!
Fantastic job! I’m very impressed!
Great interviews, and very professional! I loved the little slips people sometimes made: Andrew Robins “We’ll see once the Lisbon Treaty goes through… (little smile) IF it goes through!”
How did you go about getting all those interviews? It looks like you went to a conference (or two?) and cornered a lot of ambassadors?
Did you approach them beforehand, or for the first time at the conferences? Did anybody refuse an interview?
It looks like you had some professional camera and recording equipment for the interviews - do you think that made it easier to get interviews?
How can other people get interviews like this?
Keep up the good work!
Joe
Hi dear Joe,
Thank you so much for your remarks.
For the Ambassadors’ event plz check our post: http://jmecelab.com/2008/11/05/jmece-lab-welcomes-eu%E2%80%99s-27-ambassadors/
It wasn’t a conference. I was an event organised by us (jmecelab) and the French Embassy in UK. As you might know our research Lab is based at the University of Leeds, at the Institute of Communications Studies. Yes, we do have professional equipment and our main target is: http://jmecelab.com/about-us/
We would be more than happy to add you as a new member and maybe in the near future take part in our activities.
We are a multinational group of people: http://jmecelab.com/lab-members/ . At the moment we are looking for people to contribute with articles about the EU, as we publish a newsletter as well: check the last one: http://www.box.net/shared/bxzkx7n0×8
Let me know what you think and if you would like to send us your work to be published. My email is: stergios_mavrikis@msn.com
Hope to hear from you soon
Take care
stergios
excellent job Stergios! I bet Euronews will offer you a job! Well done!
Thank you Athena,I appreciate your comments!